At year-end, rent of Rs. 24,000 has been earned by a landlord but is not yet received or recorded. What adjusting entry is required by the tenant's landlord business?

Correct answer: D. Debit accrued rent and credit rent income

  • A. Debit rent expense and credit accrued rent
  • B. Debit rent income and credit accrued rent
  • C. Debit cash and credit rent income
  • D. Debit accrued rent and credit rent income

Explanation

The landlord has earned income and has a right to receive the amount, so accrued rent is debited as a receivable and rent income is credited. Cash is not debited because the amount has not yet been received.

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